Course was in great condition. Staff was friendly but 50/50 on wearing masks. Food was good but the…read moreaccompaniments (i.e mushrooms for burger and spring mix for salmon) were rotten. It's not 1989 anymore you can't fool people with lazy practices. The salmon was seasoned and moist but judging by the appearance it was deep fried. The Aborio Rice appeared to be done well but old bitter (sauteed) greens really set it back. Burger was cooked perfectly, I started to smell rancid meat but determined it was the mushrooms that were causing the funk. I could have sent it back but I hate doing such. This review might seem passive aggressive but its just an accurate account. I plan to return to the course in the future. You really can't expect too much from golf food, generally speaking. The cajun chicken pasta was good. Breadsticks were generous. I liked the caesar salad too. Server was very friendly as well. Golf staff was very friendly as well. Over all good job!

It's a fine course, but you won't be able to finish a round in under 5 hours. Course is typically…read morein good to pretty good shape. The layout is good. It just will take you forever to golf

Fun visit to the CCC in very early May. We got to preview…read moretheir Cinco de Mayo menu, as well as check out their updated menu which is only a few weeks old. The offerings are quite impressive, and lots of things sounded great to us. We went for 2 apps from the regular menu - reuben eggrolls and a tuna and the fennel seared tuna, plus 2 things from the Cinco de Mayo menu- ceviche and Birria tacos. Our friend had the Thai tuna entree. I did like the eggrolls and those were great, but everything else was probably 3 stars for me. Our friend said the Thai tuna was amazing. I absolutely applaud them for the new menu and I recognize that it's all super new. Looking forward to seeing all the dishes even more fully realized as they launch into the busy season for the club, but love the ideas.

Established in 1903 makes this club one of the oldest in Columbus. Marked with its rich history the…read moreclub is modern and forward looking. We joined as members last year and didn t have any previous experience at the club other then as a guest. Many of the established members have children whom are now members making it a tight community. This however, did not make our experience any different. We were welcomed to the club and met so many great people and continue to do so. Here are a list of reasons to join: -They have planned activities at the club that are communicated on an email newsletter. Such as labor day pool cookout, brunch with Santa, ladies and gentlemen golf leagues. They also have an evening tennis league that I can't wait to join and the list goes on and on. -18 hole Donald Ross design golf course that is undergoing a renovation as of 2017. They started on the front 9 and will accomplish the back this fall of 2017. Back to its original glory is the thought behind this project. -Pool is resort style service. Yes, grab a seat and await your service. Genius! Grab my cocktail, my snack and catch some rays all the while I don't have to get up. They have a bigger slide for adults and older children along with two smaller slides for the little ones. There is a section of the pool that is low enough for the little ones to walk in. They have a basketball hoop onside of the pool along with lounge chairs in the pool near the swallow end. -Staff is amazing here and eager to please. Chef Ray does amazing things in that kitchen. They change the menu often so you can get a few classic dishes or try some new adventures. No crappy country club food here making it easier to fulfill your food/beverage requirement. The bar inside the club is comfortable and always has a staff member pouring delicious hand crafted cocktails. Grab a seat at bar or head back to the patio with your drink and sit by the fire pit in a rocking chair. I literally could rock myself to sleep, especially after a few drinks. All the more reasons to join. Hope to see you there!

Played Raccoon for the first time a few weeks ago. I have driven past the course many times along…read more161 and couldnt help but notice the big raccoon landscape. I found the course nicely designed and a good challenge. The course was under going a little maintenance while we were playing, so it s hard to give a complete review on the layout. Fairways ran very fast and greens were speedy as well. Staff was very friendly and helpful. The course pooch was a friendly little dog. Kept us company while waiting to tee off. I am looking forward to taking advantage of the mid week discount.

This course is still a dog track. 2 greens weren't even playable, they ran out of golf carts before…read moreour tee time. Greens were inconsistent, tee boxes were chewed up. Would not recommend playing here under any circumstance

Best course in Muskingum County. Teeboxes, fairways and greens are always perfect. Very well…read moremaintained course and a great layout. Reasonably priced green fees. Dan the owner and Jocele the clubhouse manager are the BEST. Really beautiful course.

Course is a 3 star course but views are great, design is fun and greens are the nicest on the…read morecourse. People are great, really just a nice place to relax and play some golf. 4 stars for the course, experience and employees are really nice.

A great course. Very well maintained and the staff is great. The restaurant on site is fantastic as…read morewell

Played on 10/10. Paid full price for a golf course that had been flooded out and mosquito infested…read more Back nine fairways were just new grass and mud. No turf. I have no less than 20 mosquito bites on my face and arms. Its honestly a great course but when booking there needs to be full disclosure on the course conditions.

Champions review Rating 3.4/5…read more Value- 4 $50 for 18 holes on a Friday morning/afternoon. Experience- 3 Pace was slow for a Friday morning/afternoon. We had a group go around us and the 3some that was playing in front of us because they were playing so slow. Condition-3 grounds under repair on two holes. Some of the tee boxes were in need of some work. Greens were well maintained but not perfect. Some bunkers had small rocks in them. Facilities/Amenities-4 Practice range, chipping/ putting green Newer clubhouse with an outdoor patio And a small bar, minimal food and snacks. Older carts Challenge of course-3 Overall Play-Tough course There were 2 holes that I felt were unnecessarily difficult with the design. A par 3 that set upon a hill with a valley below and trees surrounding it. A 4 that could've easily been a par 5. Majority of the holes were doglegs so you really don't need to play driver off tee. Challenge came from hazards mainly all the trees. In depth review This course is one six public courses in Columbus. As someone from Northeast Ohio, Summit county specifically, I've realized just how spoiled we are with quality public courses. However, I will say, Champions gives some of the best courses in our area a run for their money. This course offers some significantly challenging holes while complementing the difficulty with some truly stunning views. While this course didn't have much water there were a fair amount of trees and sand bunkers. Most of the courses played on downhill slopes. There were also several doglegs that presented opportunities to go off the tee with clubs other than driver. On course play alone I would recommend champions but they also come equipped with a newly renovated clubhouse, patio, driving range, and chipping and putting green. The clubhouse staff were cordial but not overlay friendly. Thea starter gave great tips and explanations for the cart path rules. Recommendations to the course staff: The only issue I had with the course was that they had 2 holes with grounds under repair that took up about 30 yards of the fairway. But they did provide signs that let you know how far to get to that area and how far to clear. My issue was that they just hosted the USGA Junior tournament and that had to be an issue for those players.Also, I don't think that any course should be charging the full amount while there's major repairs going on. If I don't get the full experience then there should be some sort of discount. That's just my humble opinion. This is more common practice at courses in northeast Ohio. Overall: I would go back to see the course fully repaired and hope there isn't a ton wind.

late review, played it in May 2024, and found it to be a good test of golf, pace was Ok, new…read moreclubhouse and facilities were vast improvements, only one review in 2025, seems odd

Amazing time this weekend at Denison golf course . Played two rounds this weekend during the Family…read moreweekend for Denison - challenging coarse , beautiful fairways and greens . Staff was nice and helpful - I had a blast and hope to come back next year . Thanks again ! 5 stars all the way

They continue to push out the locals by raising prices and hiring the rudest staff possible. Don't…read morewaste your time or money here when there are so many better options in the area

I showed up today for a scheduled tee time at Willow Run Golf Course and was told the course was…read moreclosed due to wet conditions from the recent rain. While portions of the course were clearly wet, the rain and thunderstorms had already passed and the rest of the day was expected to be clear. We ultimately drove less than 10 minutes down the road and played another course without issue. I was not upset that Willow Run made the decision to close. Courses have to make judgment calls to protect playing conditions. What was unacceptable was how the situation was handled. When I walked into the pro shop, the first thing the employee behind the counter said to me was, "You think you would have called." When I asked why, he said I could have saved myself the gas. I explained that I had a reservation and that, if the course was closed, the course could have contacted golfers with tee times to let them know. Instead of acknowledging that, he continued insisting that I should have called before coming. I told him that starting the conversation by blaming a customer who had a reservation was unnecessary and unprofessional. I then asked whether the course was definitely closed even though the weather had passed, and he confirmed that the issue was standing water on the course. I left, but as the door was closing, I heard him make another comment under his breath while another customer was apparently dealing with the same situation. I went back inside and asked him to repeat what he had said. At that point, the interaction became completely unacceptable. He grabbed a golf club, came around the counter, called me a "chump," and said, "Let's go," in a manner I understood as challenging me to fight. The other customer actually began trying to calm him down. I asked the employee for his name, which he provided...it's "Dickey", which he is appropriately named. Again, I have no issue with a golf course closing because conditions are too wet. I do have an issue with a customer being blamed for arriving for a reservation, being spoken to disrespectfully, and most importantly, having an employee escalate a disagreement into what appeared to be a physical challenge while holding a golf club. That is not how any customer should be treated, and management should take this incident seriously.

Willow Run is one of our favorites and we usually play here two or three times a year. Prices vary…read moreby weekday vs weekend, etc but are very reasonable. The course is generally well maintained and is in generally good condiiton. It's a reasonably flat course and is walkable - although I'm at the age where I generally use a cart anymore. Nice staff in the clubhouse - both on the golf side and on the food/snack bar side of the house.